Rising apartment costs observed in regions north of Han following a cool-down in mortgage regulations
In a recent update, users will find several new features in the modal window, making it more versatile and user-friendly.
One of the key additions is the 'Captions' setting, which allows users to turn on or off subtitles for better accessibility. This feature can be particularly useful for those who prefer to read along with the content, or for those who may have difficulty understanding the audio.
The modal window also offers a 'Chapters' option, enabling users to navigate through the content more easily. This feature is ideal for long articles or videos, as it allows users to jump directly to the section they are interested in.
In terms of audio, users now have three options: 'audio_0', 'audio_1', and 'audio_2'. By default, 'audio_2' is selected. This means that the system will automatically play the middle audio option when the content is loaded.
It's worth noting that the original article, which was written in Korean, was translated using AI tools. However, to ensure the translation was accurate and fluid, it was reviewed and refined by a native English-speaking editor. This extra step ensures that the translated content retains its original meaning and is easy to understand for English-speaking audiences.
Interestingly, these updates come at a time when the Seoul city government has imposed mortgage restrictions to address the overheating of the housing market and curb speculative investment. This move aims to stabilise the real estate market and make it more accessible for first-time buyers.
As always, the team behind the modal window is committed to continuously improving the user experience, and these new features are a testament to that commitment. Whether you're a long-time user or new to the platform, these updates are sure to enhance your experience.
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